Dallas Fed in the News

2018

• Kaplan Says Fed Should Gradually Move to Neutral Stance
• Fed's Kaplan: Don't want to run persistently above 2% target
• We're gonna have a good year in '18: Dallas Fed's Kaplan
• On Fox Business: Kaplan Discusses Outlook for U.S. Growth
• Fed's Kaplan Says Trade Issues with China Won't Resolve Soon
• Fed's Kaplan: Rate hikes are necessary as the US nears full employment
• For Dallas Fed president, sustaining long-term growth will take more than tax cuts
• Fed's Kaplan Says U.S. Is `Long Way' From Yield-Curve
• Fed's Kaplan: We've Marked Up Our GDP Forecast to 2.5–2.75% in 2018

2017

• Fed's Kaplan Warns Inverted Yield Curve Would Limit Flexibility
• On CNBC: Stock market 'excesses' pose potential threat to economy
• On Fox Business: Kaplan discusses economy, employment
• On CNBC: Rob Kaplan discusses economy, monetary policy
• Rob Kaplan talks inflation, immigration with CNBC
• 10 Questions for Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan
• Podcast: Dallas Fed Chief Kaplan: U.S. Must Address Workforce Skills Gap
• On Bloomberg TV: Fed's Robert Kaplan on Mexico, Inflation, Employment
• In Big Think Video, Rob Kaplan Discusses Impact of Technology-Enabled Disruption
• Council on Foreign Relations: A Conversation with Robert Kaplan
• Rob Kaplan on Bloomberg View: America Has to Close the Workforce Skills Gap
• Fed's Kaplan: Taking Steps to Remove Accommodation
• Fed's Kaplan: I look at policies that grow workforce or improve...
• Fed's Kaplan: First Half of 2017 Will Be Strong

2016

• Fed's Kaplan Speaks: Economy, Monetary Policy, China
• Fed’s Amy Jordan on Rising Home Prices in North Texas
• Kaplan: Market Changes Shouldn’t Drive Policy
• Why You Need to Know Robert Steven Kaplan
• Fed's Kaplan on Policy Accommodation and Trade
• Curb Your Enthusiasm: Keeping an Eye on Home Prices
• Game of Homes: The Supply-Demand Struggle
• Dallas Fed president urges caution in raising interest rates
• Fed's Kaplan sees gradual rate hike appropriate
• Dallas Fed reports affordable housing needed in Texas
• Dallas Fed: Texas Economy Should Pick Up In Second Half of 2016
• Dallas Fed chief sees more energy mergers, bankruptcies this year
• Fed's Kaplan urges patience in raising rates, points to global risks
• President Kaplan Interviewed on Bloomberg TV
• Fed’s Kaplan Says Central Bank Should Aim to Remove Accommodation Gradually
• Kaplan says more agreement than not among Fed policymakers
• President and CEO of Dallas Fed Reserve Bank Speaks in Houston
• Why D-FW could become the business capital of NAFTA
• Energy woes ease, but U.S. election, Brexit vote temper region’s growth
• Fed’s Kaplan Says Central Bank Should Aim to Remove Accommodation Gradually (July 14)
• Kaplan says more agreement than not among Fed policymakers (July 14)
• President and CEO of Dallas Fed Reserve Bank Speaks in Houston (July 14)
• Why D-FW could become the business capital of NAFTA (July 8)
• Energy woes ease, but U.S. election, Brexit vote temper region’s growth (July 13)
• Survey: Outlook improving for US Eleventh District oil, gas firms (June 29)
• Oil Industry Execs Feeling More Optimistic, Fed Survey Shows (June 29)
• Fed’s Kaplan Sees Spillovers as Most Significant Brexit Fallout (June 30)
• Fed's Kaplan More Patient on Rate Hikes, Watching UK Vote (June 23)
• A Quick Trip to the Oil Patch Shows Energy-Related Losses Rising (June 20)
• Are Crude Oil Prices High Enough for New Drilling? Dallas Fed Has Some Answers (June 20)
• Texas Job Growth Stagnates in May, Adds Just 200 Jobs Across State (June 17)
• Latinos See a Bright Economic Future in Pew Study; Here's Why That’s Good for Texas (June 8)
• Q&A: Dallas Fed’s Kaplan on Income Inequality (June 8)
• Dallas Fed President Likely to Support Summer Interest-Rate Increase (June 3)
• Fed's Kaplan Says U.S. 'Pretty Darn Close' to Fully Employed(June 2)
• Dallas Fed: Diverse Regional Economy Shakes Off Energy Doldrums (June 1)
• Dallas Fed: Texas Service Sector Nervous About New Federal Overtime Pay Rules (June 1)
• What's Next For North Texas Housing Market; Why Middle Class Is Shrinking (June 1)
• Cheap Gas for the Holiday, but Its Days Are Numbered (May 26)
• Dallas Fed President calls for greater investment in education (May 25)
• No Recession for Texas, Economist Says (May 24)
• The Economics of Immigration (May 11)